or the art of being in charge of yourself and not controlling other people JanPieter Hoogma & Teresa Tinklin
Introduction Why is the Rescue Triangle so important for Co-Counselling? Introducing Questabel What is the Rescue Triangle? The Victim role The Aggressor role The Rescuer role How do the roles interact with each other? Rewards of the Rescue Triangle The energy exchange How do people learn the roles? What's the alternative? So what is healthy support? The positive side of Rescue Triangle roles The Rescue Triangle in sessions You in the counsellor role 1. How to recognise that you are in the rescue triangle as counsellor? 2. How to step out of the rescue triangle Asking safely for feedback after session 3. How to avoid 'invitations' to get involved in the Rescue Triangle You in the client role 1. How to recognise that you are in the rescue triangle as client 2. How to step out of the rescue triangle 3. How to 'exploit' 'invitations' to get involved in the Rescue Triangle Literature Postscript Ordering printed copies Download